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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1933

Page

9

Coast-to-Coast Auto Highways Would Aid Jobless

Opinion piece arguing government bond-driven public works to reduce unemployment through vast transcontinental highways and related projects. Advocates a 60 ft wide high-type highway network from coast to coast, citing Hearst’s vision, cost estimates, and expected boost to domestic tourism and car sales.

United States Atlantic Ocean Pacific Canadian Gulf of Mexico Santiago William Randolph Hearst Hias Bureau of Public Roads Congress

New York Diary Sheds Light on Circus Folk and Society

A fragmentary diary entry travels through New York high society and circus life, noting meals, travel plans, theater circles, and fashion talk. It mentions Grace and Bart Ly tell, Helen Menken, Alice Brady, Valentino burials, and fashion musings on Prince of Wales stripes.

New ‘York Tay Blach Landers Ted Woodward Bat Carroll and Bary Wallace Iife Grace Bart Lytell Helen Menken Dr. Smith Alice Brady Jaya Sumatra

Listen World! By Elsie Robinson

A fiery plea against harsh judgment of the poor. The author argues many who beg for help are driven to desperation by systemic wealth and industry. She challenges readers to examine privilege, responsibility, and the humanity of those in need.

Elsie Robinson

Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland

A humorous reflection on love and marriage from Helen Rowland, exploring how women seek practical advice, male indifference to ideals, and the paradoxes of romance. The piece cites psychology, social trends, and gender norms with wry commentary on ethics, affection, and domestic life.

Helen Rowland

Etiquette guidance on gifts and guest cards for a fiancée

Dear Miss de Peyster advises on acceptable actions for a fiancée visiting an ICU patient, noting doctor approval and measured visits. Suggestions include books, magazines, dressing gowns, and carefully chosen gifts, with emphasis on role of consent and decorum. For invitations, engraved cards are preferred, with Miss title and proper sizing, cost savings noted.

Miss de Peyster Pba de Ayn

Calum Coolidge Urges Cooperation For 1933 New Year

In a final New Year radio message to Bradley Kelly of American Radio News and WINS New York, Calum Coolidge urged cooperation and charity. He called for joint business activity and charity to improve the economy and relieve the destitute in 1933.

Calum Coolidge People of America Bradley Kelly American Radio News Corporation Hearst WINS New York

Lack of Sleep

Dr Royal S Copeland explains sleep needs vary by heredity age occupation and health. Most healthy adults need six to eight hours, with infants and growing children requiring more. late hours harm development and increase illness risk. Gentle bedtime routines and a warm drink can aid sleep. avoid heavy meals and keep a comfortable sleeping environment.

Prince Speplies Souths

When I Remember Old Saddle Makers and Chaps

By W. B. Kremprad Urall Driver Freighter recalls fifty years ago when careful men had chaps custom made by saddlers. Leather chaps were bought store ready but were trimmed to fit by tailors in San Antonio. Old soldiers had leather chaps made from tanned leather for six to ten dollars per pair. If a man spent more on his outfit he had chaps made at Varga, with some brush scratches noted but generally durable.

W. B. Kremprad Salid Varga

10 and 20 Years Ago From the San Antonio Light

A 1923 note recalls Harry C. Williams receiving a distinguished service medal at a Second Field Army brigade review near Port San Antonio. It also reports school board election results with Better Schools leading, a Kingville delegation heading to Austin to push a Nueces County split, naming a new county after Kleberg, and early paving work on the Ban Pedro park area.

Lisut Harry C. Williams Organized Reserves Areillery Brigade Port Sam Nouston R Tethey Austin Nueces Eberg R. J. Kleberg Ute B. W. Blanton Clyde Alten J. J. Dermody A. OC. Marekiin H. Dennett G. Plato Cadsar

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